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Facoltà di: SCIENZE POLITICHE E SOCIALI

Politiche europee ed internazionali

Milano
Durata del corso
2 Anni
Lingua
Italiano
Classe Di Laurea
LM-52 R (Relazioni internazionali)

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ORARI LEZIONI DEL I e II SEMESTRE 2026/2027 - PRIMO E SECONDO ANNO (24/09/2026)

International Relations: People, Rights and Resources (PRR)

Il percorso formativo intende esaminare il tema delle relazioni internazionali a partire dalla centralità dell’essere umano inteso come portatore di diritti originali ed irriducibili, il cui soddisfacimento, meta di ogni azione di policy, dipende, come limite e come opportunità, dalla disponibilità e gestione di risorse naturali, intellettuali e tecnologiche, anche con riferimento alla dottrina della “human security”.

Lo studente svolgerà il primo semestre presso l’Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, il secondo semestre del primo anno presso UiS-Universitet i Stavanger (Norvegia) e il primo semestre del secondo anno presso la Leibniz Universität Hannover (Germania).

L’ultimo semestre sarà dedicato interamente allo svolgimento della tesi e dello stage o di ulteriori attività formative approvate dalla Facoltà.

I requisiti di ammissione, oltre alla conoscenza della lingua inglese,  sono specificati nelle procedure di ammissione qui sotto riportate.

L’ammissione al programma avviene sulla base di un colloquio e della valutazione del curriculum degli studi.

Per richiedere ulteriori informazioni scrivere a enrollment.PRR@unicatt.it
Per maggiori informazioni relative ai semestri all'estero, scrivere a: info.outbound@unicatt.it, indicando in oggetto "informazioni per percorso PRR".

 

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Procedure di ammissione al Percorso International relations: people, rights and resources (PRR) - a.a. 2026-27

Piano di studio: 120 CFU

Code Course Credits

GSPS-04/D

History of Asia and Wider Middle East

6

GIUR-09/A e GIUR-10/A

Multilevel protection of human rights and environmental issues

6

GSPS-02/A

Strategic Studies

6

ECON-02/A

Economic Geography -
Students who took Economic Geography during their under-graduate degree are required to choose Political Economy: Institutions and Development

6

ANGL-01/C

English for Communication

6

One foreign language course among the following:

STAA-01/L

Advanced Arabic language and culture 

6

FRAN-01/B

Advanced French

6

GERM-01/C

Advanced German

6

SPAN-01/C

Advanced Spanish

6

One eligible course among the following:

ECON-01/A

Economics for Business and Management II: imperfect competition and Strategic Thinking (1 module)

3

ECON-02/A

Economics of Natural Resources

3

GIUR-14/A

Restorative Justice in Complex Settings: participation, innovation, rights

3

TOTAL UCSC MILANO: 39
Code

GSPS-04/D

Credits

6

Code

GIUR-09/A e GIUR-10/A

Credits

6

Code

GSPS-02/A

Credits

6

Code

ECON-02/A

Course

Economic Geography -
Students who took Economic Geography during their under-graduate degree are required to choose Political Economy: Institutions and Development

Credits

6

Code

ANGL-01/C

Credits

6

Code

STAA-01/L

Credits

6

Code

FRAN-01/B

Credits

6

Code

GERM-01/C

Credits

6

Code

SPAN-01/C

Credits

6

Code

ECON-02/A

Credits

3

One foreign language course among the following:
One eligible course among the following:
TOTAL UCSC MILANO: 39

Code Course Credits

HIST-03/A e GSPS-02/A

The Geopolitics of Energy Transition

10

GSPS-08/A e ECON-02/A

Governing Energy Transition

10

One course among the following*:

ECON-02/A

Geography of sustainability transitions

10

ECON-02/A

Economics of Energy Markets

10

ECON-02/A

Selected topics in City and Regional Planning

10

TOTAL UiS STAVANGER: 30
Code

HIST-03/A e GSPS-02/A

Course

The Geopolitics of Energy Transition

Credits

10

Code

GSPS-08/A e ECON-02/A

Course

Governing Energy Transition

Credits

10

Code

ECON-02/A

Course

Geography of sustainability transitions

Credits

10

Code

ECON-02/A

Course

Economics of Energy Markets

Credits

10

Code

ECON-02/A

Course

Selected topics in City and Regional Planning

Credits

10

One course among the following*:
TOTAL UiS STAVANGER: 30

* Each course on this list may be selected by a maximum of 10 students from UCSC. Students wishing to add additional credits to their academic record through supernumerary exams are allowed to enroll in only one extra course.

Code Course Credits
one course among the following Area "International Politics and Policy":

GSPS

Theoretical Foundations of Comparative Institutional Research (GSPS-02/A)

Bureaucrats Beyond Borders: Public Administration Applications (GSPS-02/A)

International Order (GSPS-02/A)

Implementation in the EU Multilevel System (GSPS-02/A)

Introduction to Causal Inference: Methods (GSPS-02/A)

Computational Text Analysis in Politics and Public Administration: Methods (GSPS-02/A)

5

one course among the following - Area "Current Issues in International and European Law":

GIUR

International Tax Law (GIUR-09/A)

EU Consumer Law (GIUR-10/A)

Global Law Classroom (GIUR-09/A)

European Legal Practice (GIUR-10/A)

European Union Law (GIUR-10/A) *

European Cybersecurity Law (GIUR-10/A)

Copyright and Artificial Intelligence (GIUR-10/A)

Introduction to Media Law - National and International Perspectives (GIUR-11/B)

International Investment Law (GIUR-09/A)

Comparative Law (GIUR-11/B)

Public Law-Constitutional Law (GIUR-11/B)

5

one course among the following Area "Methods for Evidence-based Policy":

ECON

Data Analytics (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

Data Collection (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

Quantitative Empirical Economics (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

Statistical Database Management (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

5

two courses among the following - Area "Economic Issues of European and International Policies":

ECON

Energy Economics (ECON-02/A)

Environmental Economics (ECON-02/A)

Innovation Policy (ECON-02/A)

International Business Relations (ECON-04/A)

Theory of Health Economics (ECON-01/A)

Technology and Innovation Management (ECON-02/A)

Health and Economic Development (ECON-02/A)

Information Systems (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

Applied Econometrics for Taxation, Accounting and Public Finance (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

5+5

One optional course (not already chosen) from any of the Areas listed above

5

TOTAL LUH HANNOVER: 30
Code

GSPS

Course

Theoretical Foundations of Comparative Institutional Research (GSPS-02/A)

Bureaucrats Beyond Borders: Public Administration Applications (GSPS-02/A)

International Order (GSPS-02/A)

Implementation in the EU Multilevel System (GSPS-02/A)

Introduction to Causal Inference: Methods (GSPS-02/A)

Computational Text Analysis in Politics and Public Administration: Methods (GSPS-02/A)

Credits

5

Code

GIUR

Course

International Tax Law (GIUR-09/A)

EU Consumer Law (GIUR-10/A)

Global Law Classroom (GIUR-09/A)

European Legal Practice (GIUR-10/A)

European Union Law (GIUR-10/A) *

European Cybersecurity Law (GIUR-10/A)

Copyright and Artificial Intelligence (GIUR-10/A)

Introduction to Media Law - National and International Perspectives (GIUR-11/B)

International Investment Law (GIUR-09/A)

Comparative Law (GIUR-11/B)

Public Law-Constitutional Law (GIUR-11/B)

Credits

5

Code

ECON

Course

Data Analytics (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

Data Collection (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

Quantitative Empirical Economics (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

Statistical Database Management (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

Credits

5

Code

ECON

Course

Energy Economics (ECON-02/A)

Environmental Economics (ECON-02/A)

Innovation Policy (ECON-02/A)

International Business Relations (ECON-04/A)

Theory of Health Economics (ECON-01/A)

Technology and Innovation Management (ECON-02/A)

Health and Economic Development (ECON-02/A)

Information Systems (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

Applied Econometrics for Taxation, Accounting and Public Finance (ECON-02/A 3CFU e ECON-04/A 2CFU)

Credits

5+5

Code
Course

One optional course (not already chosen) from any of the Areas listed above

Credits

5

one course among the following Area "International Politics and Policy":
one course among the following - Area "Current Issues in International and European Law":
one course among the following Area "Methods for Evidence-based Policy":
two courses among the following - Area "Economic Issues of European and International Policies":
TOTAL LUH HANNOVER: 30

Please note that the list of courses offered in each area may vary due to potential changes in the academic offerings of LUH-Hannover University.

Course Credits

Stage or alternative activity approved by the School

3

Thesis

18

TOTAL

120

Course

Stage or alternative activity approved by the School

Credits

3

Course

Thesis

Credits

18

Course

TOTAL

Credits

120